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Did they need to interfere?
Published on August 7 2013
Will Egypt make it to the safe side of democracy again? It just looks that we are here witnessing the loss of yet another "Jabhat arrafd wa tassadi' country for good. I think that the way adopted to clear the Islamists from power was altogether wrong. The military should not have allowed themselves to interfere with civilian politics. Sometimes, I have doubts that their intentions were as good as they claimed them to be. The presidency was to held early elections under the pressure of the street of that time. That was something that the military aborted.